Holes - Part One

Front

What is the name of Sam's donkey?

Back

Mary Lou

Front

How deep and wide must Stanley dig his holes?

Back

5 foot

Front

What is Mr. Sir eating as a substitute for smoking?

Back

Sunflower seeds

Front

What happens to Stanley's great-grandfather before he is rescued from the desert?

Back

He goes mad

Front

What is Stanley's father's job?

Back

Inventor

Front

What is the significance of digging holes in the story?

Back

Digging holes serves as a punishment and a means of character development.

Front

Who is the author of 'Holes'?

Back

Louis Sachar

Front

What is the main setting of 'Holes'?

Back

Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention center.

Front

What does Stanley Yelnats' family believe in?

Back

They believe in a family curse that brings bad luck.

Front

What is the relationship between Stanley and Zero?

Back

They develop a friendship and help each other throughout the story.